Sexual assault case: Justice Ganguly on official leave for 'some personal need'

December 05, 2013 14:28

In the wake of the controversy over the allegations by a law intern, former Supreme Court judge Justice Ashok Kumar Ganguly has gone on a two-day leave.

Justice Ganguly, who is currently serving as the chief of the West Bengal Human Rights Commission, has officially gone on leave for "some personal need".

This comes two days after Justice Ganguly on Tuesday said he was "undecided" on his future course of action. "I have not decided. I am undecided...Time has not come to think about it," he said when asked about his future course of action in the wake of demands for his resignation as the Chairman of WBHRC. Read more

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